Arizona Lodge #2 Free and Accepted Masons

06/14/2026

It's gonna be a great night - join us at the St. Johns Dinner! Open to EA, FC, MM & Spouses!

Register now! Spots available!

https://www.azmasons.org/st-johns-feast-2026

Dr. Richard Berman

Ric Berman researches, writes and speaks on eighteenth and nineteenth-century freemasonry and is the author of ten books and multiple journal articles. A Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, he holds an MA from the University of Cambridge and a PhD from the University of Exeter. His post-doctoral research was as a Senior Researcher at the University of Oxford's Modern European History Research Centre. A freemason for over forty years and twice Prestonian Lecturer, Ric holds Grand Rank in the United Grand Lodge of England and is a Past Master of three English Lodges including Quatuor Coronati Lodge # 2076, the premier lodge of Masonic research. He is also an American freemason, a Fellow of the Philalethes Society, a member of the Texas Lodge of Research and of lodges in four other states.

06/09/2026

It was our honor to attend the 144th Annual Communication of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Arizona this year. Congratulations to all the brothers of Arizona Lodge No 2 for bringing home the Master Architect award for 2026.

05/14/2026

Join me in giving a big Masonic congratulations to our newly raised Master Mason, Brother Tommy.

04/20/2026

WOW - Some amazing prizes in the George Roskruge & S. Barry Casey Masonic Library & Museum Library Raffle this year!

04/10/2026

The world outside our Lodge moves quickly.

Deadlines demand attention. Devices clamor for our time.

Information floods in, choices fly past, and pressure builds.

Faster is seen as better.

Hustle is sold as virtue.

But inside this Lodge, we are reminded of a different rhythm.

The Craft does not rush.

It shapes.

And reshapes.

Quietly.

Purposefully.

This is not just a reflection of how we operate.

It is a philosophy.

A discipline.

A way of life.

Let us reflect on what this really means, and why this slow, deliberate shaping is the very heart of Masonic transformation.

03/14/2026

Today is March 14 (3.14) and it's Pi Day!

The π is the irrational number that describes the relationship between a circle’s circumference and its diameter.

No matter the size of the circle, that ratio is always about 3.14~

What makes π fascinating is that its digits go on forever without repeating.

Because of this, mathematicians call π a transcendental number, meaning it cannot be neatly expressed using ordinary algebra.

For centuries, mathematicians tried to solve a famous puzzle called “squaring the circle”—drawing a square with exactly the same area as a circle using only a compass and straightedge.

In 1882, mathematicians proved that this task is mathematically impossible, because π is transcendental.

Sometimes mathematics doesn’t just give answers, it tells us which questions cannot have one.

02/26/2026

Brother Ramsen delivered scooters and pizza gift cards to Capitol Elementary for the Bikes for Books program.

The kids are very excited to win a scooter by reading!

02/17/2026

02/17/2026

Happy Birthday to MW Larry Schafer, Grand Master of Masons in Arizona in 1998! We hope he has a wonderful day today! Arizona Lodge #2 Free and Accepted Masons

01/21/2026

Please join us in congratulating Bro. Tommy on his being passed to the fellowcraft degree.

Great work, gentlemen.